Greyson 'Grey' Hunter: Obituary

Greyson Hunter died in Riveldo, Lamachesh on November 7, 2010. He ended his own life for reasons yet unknown. The young man overdosed on dream inducers. He passed away in his home while in a state of serenity and bliss. When his body was discovered, an unknown album was playing from his stereo. It had been playing for roughly 35 minutes which is about the amount of time he was dead before his body was discovered. Greyson presumably did this on purpose, trying to leave a message for his family and friends. Born on April 17, 1992, Greyson, also called 'Grey' by friends and family, was 17 years of age.

Greyson enjoyed listening to music as well as talking and thinking with friends about the wonders of life and death. Greyson was not a very outspoken person, especially with people he did not know. He was also involved minimally in school, minding mostly himself and his friends. He was not associated with any religious group, believing the only ‘god’ ever logically theorized is the one within the self. Greyson and his friends sometimes participated in events, but they usually made their own fun. Greyson was a very generous and kind being, though at times difficult to become acquainted with. His favorite season was winter because he loved the cold and look of snow weighing down the trees. People who did not know Greyson well described him as either mysterious and interesting or stupid and dull. Those who never knew him now never will. Those who did know him knew someone that was purely who he wanted to be.

Greyson was survived by his parents Judith Marie Hunter and Jackson Louis Hunter. He was an only child. In the letter Greyson left by his deathbed, he stated that he himself did not want a formal funeral, but that he wanted his will to be preceded by those who loved him and that it was their choice if a funeral was to be held. Family and friends have yet to make this decision. Greyson also stressed in the letter that his friends had equal power with his family on any decisions to be made after his death. He considered his friends the family that he chose. Greyson made the decision to have his body donated to science, and it will be used at Valhalla University in the continued study for a universal medical cure. Greyson’s family is open to any contact. If you would like to extend your words or learn more about a possible funeral, please direct your message to 3707 Frost Moon Lane, Riveldo, Lamachesh, 37273.